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session No. 4
how to contact and build rapport
with your joint venture partners
here are the key steps within this particular session
No. 1 how to approach how to contact
how to build rapport
asking the right questions
how to present your joint venture proposal idea
also securing the next meeting
so these are the steps where it comes to approaching
contact in building rapport with the right JD partner
and then what happens next
okay so let's go through this here
approaching your joint venture
partner this is potential or possible
so they're not a joint venture partner yet
but you're building on that
there are various ways to approach them
just like there are various ways to approach
any human being
remember they are just a human being
just like you
and you're just
yes you don't know them
they don't know you in some cases
so what can you do
what you want to decide is
decide on the most accessible medium
that could open up a conversation
in other words
how can I best approach them
what can I do in order for them to know I exist
and we can start this conversation
it could be that you approach them through social media
maybe you follow them on Twitter
and you make comments
or you like this stuff on Facebook
Instagram TikTok LinkedIn
and if you do this often enough
and consistently
remember you don't have to do this with everyone
maybe you've decided
these are your top 10 people you're going after
in other words
you want to join JV with
so every single day
what are they up to
what are they doing
what are they sharing
you need to be on top of that
so they can see you actually responding
making comments
eventually they'll start figuring out
what this person is
very consistent
who is this person
and they want to check you out
okay so also
you can do this
conferences
seminars exhibitions
if you know there's a specific
if you know that your ideal clients
go to this specific conference or seminar
and you go through the conference organizers website
and you realize your ideal client is going to be there
they are exhibiting
or they are speaking there
or they have a booth there
then show up
and get into that conversation
some people like to write old fashioned letters
you know sit there
write them by hand
if you do that
if you write by hand
or even type up the letter
the secret here is on the envelope itself
handwrite the envelope
will get one of your staff members to right
handwrite the envelope
put an old fashioned stamp on the envelope
and post it out okay
why is this important well
you know what it's like whenever you receive letters
and one is very formal
in terms of
the envelope is printed
it looks very formal
you might think it's from a bank
or you might think it's from the government
so usually we leave that to a last
but when you see someone's handwriting
and they've taken time to handwrite it
you think oh
that might be from a friend
or someone I know
you open that first
so you can do that
contact their agent or publicist
who's promoting them
who's their PR agent
contact them
and make and get through the door that way
ask someone you know to connect you
remember in the last session
we talked about
friends family associates
ask them to connect you with this person
further on secrets of building rapport digitally
so if you're going to build rapport digitally
the most important thing is to focus on one
just building rapport
what does that mean
getting them to like you
know you and trust you
now when you are
when you're built up rapport now
essentially
you can take it to the next stage
it's like dating
you don't rush into a marriage
or you don't propose marriage straight away
you court you date
and eventually leads to one thing leads to another
now they will not move forward of you
unless they do like and trust you
then you must understand that
so make sure you're your
what's showing up in Google
what's showing up on your social media is clean
it fits your brand it fits
it fits their brand
so start and also start following them on social media
whether it's um
on LinkedIn or Facebook
on Twitter or TikTok
follow them and also
if they have a Google pages
follow that
if they have blogs
make comments on their blogs or their articles
like and share
and also subscribe to their content
whether it's a podcast
whether it's a YouTube channel
just like everything that they doing
remember it's not hundreds of people
you've identified your top 10
and that 10 is what you are
who you are going to follow
like subscribe to
and so they know you exist
you're gonna connect to just those 10
focus on those 10
to start off with
also one recommendation is to buy their stuff
and make comments
give them reviews on Amazon
buy their books
buy their products
buy their programs
and make reviews and connect with them
or email them back say hey
I enjoyed your program
it's fantastic
and the more they keep seeing your name
the more they keep seeing you
eventually when you approach them and say hey
can we do a JV together
I like what you did with this product
I like what you did with this program
I like what you did with this book
I like what it said here
um I have an idea that we we
we could discuss
also subscribe to this stuff
you know they may be giving out some freebies
a free newsletter
a downloadable PDF
subscribe to it
and get onto their email list so you can see constantly
what they are up to
what they are doing
and when you eventually
get into a conversation with them
it seems like you know them
and they feel like you know them
which is good
so the next step would be now
contacting your potential joint venture partner
so one thing is to identify them
and start building rapport
digitally or conversationally
and now let's talk about how you contact them
once you have built that rapport
then simply ask them the question
but do not ask questions and ask demands of them
unless you've built up some kind of rapport
so you could ask a question
hey I love what you did with this or that
I love what you posted earlier on by the way
are you open to business partnerships
or you could try another way
are you open to business collaborations if so
message me back or email me back
and then let's talk
or if so I have something very
very important I want to discuss with you
that is going to help your business
and help your clients
most importantly
so you can use those phrases
create a script if you need to
before you actually contact your joint venture prospect
so when I say create a script
you don't have to have something word for word
but you can bullet point
the things that you want to discuss
and will give you more information
in the moment on how to do that
prepare yourself mentally and emotionally
by making notes on all the key points
that you want to get across
so you come across professional
and not just someone who's just chants in their luck
you know professionalism is going to help you
and when you contact them
focus on them not you
don't focus on you
yes you are important
but this is all about them for now
let them see the win win
in the joint venture that you're proposing
let them see that quickly
so they know that you're not wasting their time
now the other way to approach them is through email
now we will provide you with some email scripts here
one example is
if you know each other already
then the subject line could be look
their name or the company name and
and just write business partnerships
for example
or business collaborations
and hi first name
you know hi Luca
if that person's name is Luca
how you doing
I trust all these going well
are you open to business partnerships
or collaborations to increase your profits
if so I have something I'd like to discuss with you
let me know when we can discuss
regards and your name okay
short to the point
not wasting their time
that it's not 3 pages
4 pages 5 pages of stuff
we just want to open this door
then we take it to another stage
and open that door
and then we take to another appointment
and open that door
if you don't know each other
however what you can do is something similar and
put their name in the subject
because people love to see their name
or their company name
and hi Luca
I know you're busy
so I'll be brief okay man
you're acknowledging the fact that they may be busy
and they are
they they like the fact that you know that they're busy
you're not you know
that you are there not to waste their time
are you open to business partnerships or collaboration
to increase your profits
if so I would love the opportunity
to discuss this further with you
please suggest a couple of dates
or times when we can speak on
on the phone or on zoom
so they don't know you
but you remember you built rapport
once you've built rapport
you can start doing this
if you do this automatic
if you do this straight off the bat
and you haven't built any report
they just going to hit delete
and you would have lost an opportunity there
so what about social media then
people say to me
how can I build report using social media
well how can I get clients using social media
the same concept applies once you've built
digital report or virtual report
in other words
you're liking their stuff
they're subscribing to their stuff
you're dming them
you're giving some good information
you are keeping your brand clean
you are commenting
on what they're doing
you're giving reviews
then you can drop this into their DM
into their private message
direct message
hi I'm loving your content
are you open to business partnerships or collaboration
to increase your profits
very similar
if so I have something I'd like to discuss with you
let me know when we can discuss okay
now these are just guidelines
if you have another
another idea
or what you want to put into this content
uh in this email or in this social media post
then do that
whatever works for you
sometimes it doesn't have to be formal
with high first name no
you could be just hey
I'm loving your content um
are you open to
so just keep it your own
language is the most important thing
the way you speak
the way you talk
and also watch the way they talk
because you can mirror
I'll talk about this later
on mirror how they talk
so that builds report as well
what about secrets of building
great report
in a conversation
well in a conversation
before you actually have that conversation
you can choose to meet them on the phone
or on video conference like zoom
or live in person
now I highly recommend you do that
not just on the
through email or social media
but take the conversation
to a stage where you can speak on a phone
or have a zoom call
or meet live in a person in person rather
your focus is to get them to like and trust you
and get them to know you a bit more as well
focus on them
essentially
what I want you to do is go into their world first
in order to understand them and their business
what do I mean by that
go into their world first mean
simply ask them questions
ask them question
lots of questions
in a conversational way not in a
in an interrogation type of way
just a conversation
tell me about this
tell me about that
how long have you been in business
what's business like at the moment
what's going on
so just in just having a conversation
just having a conversation
and this means you're going into their world
and as you go into their world
constantly verify
or reaffirm what they are saying to you
one way to do that is to repeat back to them
or make key points on what they've said
so if they say something like
we have a team of 10 people in the office
and mostly women
then verify that
so earlier on
I heard you say that
so in your office
it's mostly women that work for you
is that right
they say yes
it shows that you are what
you are listening to them
it shows you
you're not just there to take something from them
but you're paying attention
to everything they're saying to you
the more you are able
to verify and reaffirm what they're saying
it builds rapport
now at some point
they will ask you
what do you do
and you'll get into that conversation later on
be very interested in them
rather than jumping in to show how great you are
some people just jump in and say things like yes
I come from ABC Company
our company has been going for 55 years
and we have 10 directors
and this and that
no avoid that for now
be interested in them
they don't really care about you
but what they do care about is your credibility
which we'll come on to later on
give them lots of genuine compliments
on their business
on their life
the successes they've had
the achievements they've had
so whilst you're asking questions
and they're telling you about these things
things that they proud of
give them compliments
well done about that
well done with that
well done for having been in business for
so many years well done
but make it genuine
offer to help them with something
now this is a key thing a lot of people miss out
if you offer to help them with something or hey
I know someone who you may want to speak to
may be useful to you
or there's an article I read
I'd love to send it to you
you'll really
really like that
so offer to do something for them
like they are going to do a webinar
hey do you mind if I come in and sit in and and
and your webinar and and
and see if there's anything that I can share with you
so offer to do something or give them something
that builds a better relationship
because they know that you are you
care for you
it's not just about making money from them
now you've got to be questioning your potential
joint venture partners
see after approaching them and contacting them
and building rapport now
turn your focus on asking them some specific questions
depending on
the joint venture idea that you have in mind
so what ideas you have in mind
so the question would be based around that
so some of the questions
these are not a full list
but these are just some questions you might want to ask
do you have a mailing list
do you have a email list
for example
how many people are on that list
are you in a position to take on
many more clients right now
or you can ask the other question
in terms of your business operations
what capacity are you at now
so in terms of clients that you are 70%
are you 100%
can you not take any more
how often do you send out information
to your mailing list or to your email list
the people on your list are they mostly buyers
visitors and browsers or just leads that have come in
can you describe your current marketing
describe your sales funnel for me okay
okay and what kind of prices do you charge for that
so as they talk about product
and the programs they have
all the workshops they have
get the price points as well
because you want to know if it fits in
roughly around the same as you charge
or what your clients will be willing to pay
or whether they'll be willing to afford that
what you have to offer so do that
get that list from a front end perspective
as well as a back end
so what are they giving for free
what are they giving for low cost to bring people in
what are they charging at medium cost
for their programs
what's the ultimate program they are selling
so you know the price range clients are buying from
in terms of them
also ask the question
what is your average conversion rate
so when they do a sale and there's 100 people there
for example
what's a percentage converted into the next program
so for example
100 people there and they manage to
on average they sell 10
so the conversion rate is 10%
and it may be 9%
it may be 40%
50% who knows
but what's your average conversion rate
on this particular program or that particular program
another question you might want to ask is this
when was the last time they purchased something
similar to what I am proposing
when was the last
time your list saw something like this
okay maybe never
no one's ever spoken to their list about that or oh
we had something similar to that
it was this
this and this
and ask them
so how did it go
what happened
what was the response
so these are some questions you can ask
and after you've asked these questions
and you've got some ideas of
who their audience are
who their clients are
then you can start going down the line of presenting
the idea the joint venture proposal idea that you have
so the starting point is they may say to you
hey by the way
what do you do
tell me again
what do you do
and whenever they say that
this is your opportunity to deliver your elevator pitch
so you're gonna deliver your elevator pitch
and remember
the key ingredients of your elevator pitch is the
are these tell them who you are very briefly
tell them what do you do
tell them how long you've been doing it
and the benefits your clients have got
so for example
you can say
my name is John Smith
and for the past 15 years
I've helped thousands of our clients
to grow their business by 50% or more
in less than six months
do you think your clients
would be interested in something like that
do you think your clients will be wanting to grow their
business by extra 50% over the next six months
so deliver your pitch
your pitch must be in service to them
and also in service or value to your ideal clients
who they have by the way
and make that pitch very short initially
make it less than 30 seconds
30 seconds or less
get that message across
and then you can then go deeper into the conversation
cause they may say
when you say
is that something your clients will be interested in
that's when the real conversation begins
so your proposal has to give them at least one of
these three things
your proposal that you're gonna present
after your pitch
is you're gonna propose something
that either is gonna make them more money
either it's going to save them money
or it's going to add massive value to what they do
or it could be all three
so clearly describe
as you're presenting your proposal idea
how they will win and also how you will win
because if you just say hey
this how you're gonna win
and you don't talk about yourself
how you're gonna win
then they think there's something fishy here
maybe you're just trying to get something out of them
and okay but make it very clear
and up front
be very congruent
very authentic
very genuine
the reason why I'm talking to you about this idea is
I believe this is where you you
this is how you can win
and I believe this is how I can win
so it's a win win situation
that I want to bring for both parties
so for example
you could say hey
we could run a joint webinar together
you can host me
and later on
I can host you
you can promote to their list and vice versa
you can do a joint marketing campaign
where they promoting your products or your service
and anything that is sold
they get a commission split as well
you can support each other in a new launch of a program
or a product
maybe it's a book
maybe it's a program
maybe it's a workshop
maybe it's a new membership scheme that you have
once you secure that proposal idea and they've said yes
yes they would like to explore it
furthermore
clearly you know
you're not going to throw everything at them
unless you're meeting them live
and you've got all the information at hand
but if they like the idea
then you might
you would want to propose the next meeting okay
now I understand that you would like
the idea on proposing here
I'm gonna go away
and put something together that I can show you
but before we break for this meeting can I
can we book something in a diary
because I know you're busy
and certainly I know I'm busy
and put something
schedule something in your scheduler there
and then while they're in front of you this is so
so important
because you're going to continue the conversation
with them again later on
when you actually present
the agreements that you wanted to sign and agree with
so confirm that they are interested in your proposal
ask the questions
would you like to explore this further
say I will put it all in writing
so we can discuss further and finalize that
is that okay with you
excellent so
and then you say okay
let's arrange the date and time for our next meeting
so we can finalize everything
to do this joint venture
and we can both make money
are you happy with that
excellent and then you can move on
okay so that's concludes this session
your home actions for this particular session is this
contact an approach
at least one potential joint venture partner
and practice
remember part of the session No. 2
session No. 3 is to
was to identify the categories
that your joint venture partners will be in the sectors
and then disseminated into specific companies
that you could approach later on
but this is the approach side now
so what you want to do is
you want to now contact and approach them
then practice
building rapport with people
everyone you come across
so build a rapport
remember I said
is about getting them to know you
like you and trust you
and so by doing that
what will happen is
they feel more at ease
so practice with everyone
practice with your old colleagues
your people in your office
um friends family members
just practice building rapport by
by doing that
you're asking questions and getting people to know you
like and trust you
and um prepare your conversation script
remember bullet points
some things you want to discuss
and the key people
that you are wanting to do a joint venture partner
partnership with them
is follow them
connect with them on social media or any other channels
and give at least five likes and compliments
and follow them and and
and follow those key people
but everyday they must see you in their
in their socials
they are seeing you on the key social that they use
your you'll be front of mind
and later on when you DM them
you will be no stranger to them at all
now we've given you some resources
as we always do
and the resources are
in this particular section
is the MJVSS
joint venture Success toolkit
so this success toolkit will allow
will show you these things
you'll have the exact approach emails
so the emails you can use to approach them
you'll have the appointment script
so actually set an appointment with them
when you meet up with them
the presentation script
what you're going to say
how you're going to say it
we are giving you that as well
as part of your resource
and also questions
list some key questions that you could ask as well
you may not ask all of them
but highlight the key ones for you
and practice using that
also tell us how you got on with this session
and the Telegram group
you know any wins
any successes
anyone you approached
what have they said
put it into the Telegram group
so other people can be inspired
and help you along the way as well
and then if you have any wins
any successes
then put it into the email
yeah put it into the Telegram group
and also if you're stuck on anything
you're not clear or anything
or you've created your emails or your scripts
your presentation scripts
using the templates we're giving you
and you feel a bit lost
then email support at mindspacecoaching com
and let us give you some feedback on it
we are willing to give you feedback at any stage
of you going through this
so let us know
and we can give feedback on that as well
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